Leeds United have been dealt a triple injury blow ahead of their trip to Millwall on Saturday:

The club's top scorer Kemar Roofe, midfielder Pablo Hernandez and defender Gaetano Berardi will all miss the tie.

Striker Patrick Bamford has also been ruled out for four months with a knee injury.

Marcelo Bielsa's side are top of the Championship with 14 points from six games.

An antique safe containing valuable gold jewellery has been stolen from a house in a village near Hull.

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The 100kg brass safe, which was taken from a house in Long Riston, contained jewellery and sentimental items including rings, watches, brooches and an old cycling medal.

Police are appealing for information about the theft from the house on Main Street which is believed to have taken place at some point between 23 August and 30 August.

Hull City made more than £20m profit last season including the sale of England star Harry Maguire, the club's latest accounts show.

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The transfer of the centre back, one of the standout players during this summer's World Cup, to Leicester City was one of several sales which helped balance the books.

The Tigers, currently 21st in the Championship, made £31m of player sales, while only spending £17m on new signings, the accounts show.

Plans for a new waste recycling centre in Doncaster are being recommended for approval, according to the Local Democracy Reporting Service.

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Attero Recycling Ltd wants to build an enlarged waste transfer station, a new lorry park and link road off West End Lane in Rossington.

If approved, the facility would double the site's processing output from 200,000 tonnes of waste to 400,000.

Three men have been arrested on suspicion of assault after a man was left with serious injuries in Beverley.

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Emergency crews were called to a disturbance at a house in Flemingate in the early hours of this morning, with a 49-year-old taken to hospital for treatment.

Humberside Police have arrested three men and are continuing to appeal for any further information.

The organisation which runs the Humber Bridge is considering selling naming rights to the landmark estuary crossing in a bid to help make money.

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The Humber Bridge Board has released its strategic plan for the next three years and hopes to increase the amount it can make from advertising and tourism.

New sponsorship and naming rights deals are among the ideas being considered as part of the plan.

David Nolan, from Hessle Town Council, says he has no issue with the idea of renaming or sponsoring the bridge to raise money.

But he says East Yorkshire and Hull residents are still likely to call the Humber Bridge by its original name even if it is rebranded.

"I think people will still call it the Humber Bridge, whether it's the Wonga or Shopacheck or whatever. I don't think it will matter to residents," he says.

Police are concerned for the welfare of a man who's gone missing from his home in Leeds.

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Jack Bentley, 26, was last seen at his home in Gldersome this morning.

He is described as white, about 5ft 8ins tall, with mousey hair, a dark coloured beard and of average build.

It's not known what clothing he was wearing at the time, but police say he could be wearing grey Nike trainers.

Anyone with information about where Mr Bentley may be is being asked to contact police.

Commuters on TransPennine trains will face five years of major disruption during a planned £2.9bn upgrade of the route, a leaked letter has revealed.

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The letter from Network Rail to Transport Secretary Chris Grayling said there would be line closures for 39 weeks a year from 2020 until 2024.

Huddersfield will also lose its rail link to both Leeds and Manchester for many months, according to the letter from Rob McIntosh at Network Rail.

It warns the minister that access to the many tunnels and bridges along the routes "will be limited and difficult".

Mr McIntosh says: "This level of ambition cannot be delivered without significant disruption during the course of the works."

During the upgrade work journey times would increase by 15 to 25 minutes and "constrain capacity", according to Mr McIntosh.

Network Rail would not comment on the leaked letter but said it had submitted "potential infrastructure options" to the Department for Transort (DfT) for consideration.

A spokesperson for the DfT said it wanted to deliver the upgrade "as quickly as possible".

"However, we also want to keep disruption to a minimum, which is why the upgrade will be delivered in phases from Spring 2019."

This is the scene which will greet guests heading to Ladies Day at Doncaster Racecourse today.

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It's part of the St Leger Festival which is held in Doncaster annually.

This photo was taken by South Yorkshire Police's operations team, with a great view over the whole site.

A student whose life was saved after she fell ill with sepsis on the day she was meant to be starting university is due to speak at a conference in Hull today.

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Olivia Young, from Kirk Ella, developed the life-threatening condition on the day she was supposed to be leaving home to begin her studies.

She was treated at Hull Royal Infirmary after experiencing a severe headache, fainting, vomiting and agonising pain in her stomach.

Now fully recovered from her ordeal, Olivia will be one of the guest speakers at a conference organised by the sepsis team at Hull and East Yorkshire Hospitals NHS Trust.

Oliva said: "If I had gone to university that day, I don't think I would have been here."

Maximum prison terms for people found guilty of common assault against emergency workers are to increase after years of campaigning from several MPs, including Halifax MP Holly Lynch.

After MPs agreed to double the maximum prison term from six months to a year, Ms Lynch described it as "a very proud day".

Firefighters, police officers, NHS staff and anyone who are attacked while assisting an emergency worker are among those covered by the new law.

The Ministry of Justice said there had been more than 26,000 assaults on police officers in the past year and 17,000 assaults on NHS staff:

An 83-year old woman has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a man, 85, died of a stab wound this morning in Sheffield.

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Emergency services were called to a house in Orgreave Lane, Handsworth, following a report that the man was seriously injured at 09.45.

The man was treated for a stab wound at the scene but died shortly after.

Police are not looking for anyone else in connection to the incident.

The last bank in Masham in the Yorkshire Dales shuts today as Barclays closes its branch there.

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The bank is also pulling out of Filey on the Yorkshire coast in December, leaving the traditional seaside resort town without any banks.

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By the end of this year at least 50 banks will have closed across North Yorkshire in the past three years.

A man has been charged with eight offences following an attack on two banks in Hull city centre, which saw staff and customers evacuated.

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Police said a man with a knife started a fire in a Santander Bank and also attacked a nearby Barclays Bank on Tuesday.

Ahmed Mohammed, 24, of Innsworth Garth, Hull, is due to appear at Hull Magistrates' Court this afternoon charged with attempted robbery, arson, possession an offensive weapon, criminal damage and affray.

The woman was arrested after an 85-year-old man died as a result of stab wound.

A 32-year-old man has been arrested following what police said was a targeted attack, where a gun was fired in Leeds.

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Police believe a man rammed his car into another car before a gun was fired.

The incident happened on Cranmer Bank in Moortown on Tuesday evening.

Officers have identified the victim and have put safeguarding measures in place.

Anyone with any information is asked to contact them.

Parents wanting to apply for a secondary school place for their child in Sheffield next year are being reminded to get their applications in before the closing date.

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Council leaders are urging families to fill out application forms before the 31 October closing date.

They will find out which school their child will go to next September in March.

The council says over 96% of people were given their first-choice school during last year's process.

David Bushell reported Keith Morris, 72, after observing him with young girls at a hotel in Kenya.

Emma Hardy, the Labour MP for Hull West and Hessle, will join bobbies on the beat in East Yorkshire today:

The Halifax-born, Inverness-based para athlete Karen Darke is one of the two cyclists involved in setting the new records.